April 26, 2005

LLAMA Emergency PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

*READ THIS*

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This is bad - According to at least one industry type, Fox is on the way to cutting Arrested Development from its fall lineup! This is virtually the only show on network tee vee worth watching these days.

Well, there may be one straw left to grasp. If, like me, you would like the show renewed, you can now sign this on-line Loyalty Oath.

Please - I've never asked you people for anything before. I'm blegging now! Go over and sign! Sign early and often! Tell your friends! Pass this meme on! Don't let A.D. vanish into the night!

Do it for the Bluths!

UPDATE: Oh, and pace The Maximum Leader, if Arrested Development does get the axe, I doubt if I'll bother watching The Simpsons anymore, since waiting for A.D. is pretty much all that's got me through this last season of it. Rupert - you've been warned.

Posted by Robert at April 26, 2005 05:13 PM
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Verily. Pretty damn good indeed. But, what about Family Guy? HUH!?! You seem to have forgotten something.

You are right about The Simpsons, though. Went downhill pretty much when my mom told all us we couldn't watch it. The last new one was pretty good, though. I do have a soft spot for those "future" episodes, especially if they have Futurama references.

Posted by: TheRoyalFamily at April 26, 2005 06:26 PM

It is a funny show, but there's still Desperate Housewives, Passions, & Days of Our Lives thank god

Posted by: jeff at April 26, 2005 07:47 PM

From 1993 to 1997, seasons 4-7, the Simpsons was untouchable.

The sad remianing shell of a show weekly digs up that glorious memory, spits on it, and sticks grass in its nostrils.

Arrested Development was (I already think of it in the past tense) great, although the second season was not as good as the first.

The passage of time turns everything to crap.

Posted by: Knemon at April 26, 2005 09:11 PM


Except, of course, The Jeffersons. Better today than ever.

Posted by: The Colossus at April 27, 2005 11:42 AM
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